Most emerging Asian currencies barely moved on Tuesday, with the dollar remaining firm and many investors steering from risk while waiting to see what comes out of this week's key US-China trade talks. US and

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The British currency rose off three-week lows against the dollar on Tuesday as Prime Minister Theresa May said the government would seek to speed up ratification of its Brexit withdrawal deal with the European Union

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Brazil exported 3.05 million 60-kg bags of green coffee in January, a record volume for the month and 20.3 pct more than for the same period last year, exporters association Cecafé said on Monday. Volumes

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Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) wheat futures closed higher on Monday on technical buying and fund-driven short-covering along with signs of improving export demand for US supplies, traders said. CBOT March soft red winter wheat

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On Monday at Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited, PMEX Commodity Index closed at 3,610. The traded value of Metals, Energy and COTS/FX was recorded at PKR 8.941 billion and the number of lots traded 13,648. Major

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The Karachi Port handled 148,374 tonnes of cargo comprising 95,980 tonnes of import cargo and 52,394 tonnes of export cargo including 5,666 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours

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Russian wheat export prices declined last week from the lofty levels they had held for around a month as demand weakened, with the country losing its second major purchasing tender in Egypt, its largest wheat

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Asia's naphtha crack was at a three-session high on Monday at $37.70 a tonne while gasoline crack flipped to a premium to Brent crude for the first time in about a month. Asia's gasoline crack

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Euronext wheat futures fell on Monday to a new two-month low amid persistent concerns about tepid export demand, despite easing competition from Russia. March milling wheat on the Paris-based Euronext exchange settled down 1.25 euros,

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China's iron ore futures rose to a record on Monday, the first session after a week-long national holiday, on concerns that supply from Brazil, the country's second-largest ore supplier, may decline after a fatal dam

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